London, UK – Netflix is preparing to augment its content library with a significant number of titles in July 2025, offering subscribers a diverse array of films and series spanning multiple genres.
The upcoming slate features notable cinematic additions, including the streaming debut of a recent Best Picture winner, highly anticipated sequels to popular films, original series from acclaimed creators, and a significant focus on compelling true crime narratives.
Blockbusters and Anticipated Sequels Headline Film Additions
Among the most prominent film titles arriving in July is Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer, which garnered critical acclaim and took home the Best Picture award. Its availability on the platform marks a major acquisition for the streaming giant, offering subscribers access to a celebrated recent release.
The month also sees the return of beloved franchises with sequels. The 1996 comedy Happy Gilmore is set to receive a follow-up film, decades after its original release, promising a continuation of the popular story. Additionally, the 2020 action film The Old Guard, starring Charlize Theron, will see its sequel added to the service, building upon the lore of its immortal protagonists.
Original Series Offerings Include Noteworthy Returns and Mysteries
Netflix is poised to introduce new original series that are generating considerable buzz. Too Much marks the return of Lena Dunham to television as a series creator, her first major show since the conclusion of her critically acclaimed HBO series Girls in 2017. The project is anticipated to draw significant attention, given Dunham’s previous success and distinctive voice.
Another new series expected to capture viewership is Untamed, a mystery series that features Eric Bana in a starring role. The series is set against the dramatic backdrop of Yosemite, suggesting a narrative intertwined with the unique environment of the national park.
Unsolved Mysteries and Documentaries Anchor True Crime Slate
Reflecting the enduring popularity of the true crime genre, Netflix’s July 2025 additions include several compelling non-fiction titles. A highlighted “chilling must-watch true-crime documentary” is Amy Bradley is Missing, a three-part series that delves into a long-unsolved disappearance.
The series details the case of Amy Bradley, a 23-year-old woman who vanished in March 1998 while on a cruise with her family. Accounts indicate she was last seen resting on her balcony. By the following morning, she had disappeared, leaving behind only a polo shirt and sandals in her cabin. The three-part documentary aims to explore the details surrounding this mysterious event.
Also listed among the true crime titles arriving in July is Attack on London: Hunting The 7/7 Bombers. This documentary explores the investigation into the bombings that occurred in London. The title is listed for availability in both the UK and US markets, indicating a broad release for this sensitive and significant historical account.
A Packed Month Ahead for Subscribers
The comprehensive slate of additions for July 2025 demonstrates Netflix’s strategy of combining major licensed films like the Best Picture winner Oppenheimer with highly anticipated original content across both film and television. The inclusion of sequels to popular titles alongside new series from established creators and a strong offering in the true crime genre provides a wide appeal designed to engage a broad subscriber base. With new comedies, action, mysteries, and in-depth documentaries, the platform is set to offer a robust viewing experience throughout the month.
